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In reply to: [Really Simple Share] Facebook Like button not workingHi rowanman28,
I see you’re using the Facebook Share button. Did you try to use Facebook Like instead? Is there any difference on your site?Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Really Simple Share] broken, facebook like not workingHi yasinakgun,
release 1.6.2 of the Really Simple Facebook Twitter Share Buttons plugin is out, fixing the Facebook Like button recent issues.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Really Simple Share] Facebook Like button not workingHi all,
release 1.6.2 of the Really Simple Facebook Twitter Share Buttons plugin is out, fixing the Facebook Like button recent issues.Many of you noticed that the button wasn’t always working, due to an update on the Facebook side, which has limited the accepted url format.
As Radek Maciaszek (thanks!) correctly figured out, the issue is solved encoding the url. Please update your plugin… and forgive our delay, we’re on vacation!
No problem! Try this:
<?php echo really_simple_share_publish($link=”, $title=”); ?>
Hi CaroVonChaos,
maybe it’s an echo misunderstanding. Please try adding this line:
echo really_simple_share_publish($link=”, $title=”);Does it work?
Hi hapachris,
the new release 1.6.1 is out, adding the feature you requested.Have fun!
Hi vwvr9,
the new release 1.6.1 is now available, adding the feature you requested.Have fun!
Hi NatsGM,
the error occours every time or only occasionally? May you email us the website and the twitter username at info@whiletrue.it ?Hi hapachris,
this feature is coming in a few days, inside the plugin release 1.6.1 … stay tuned!Hi vwvr9,
this feature is coming in a few days, inside the plugin release 1.6.1 … stay tuned!Hi,
the brand new 1.6.0 release of the plugin adds Google +1 support. Please update it and let us know if it fits your needs.Have fun!
Hi Diogo15,
as said in the new FAQ: […] you can call the really_simple_share_publish($link=”, $title=”) PHP function, passing it the link and the title used by the buttons.You shouldn’t leave the parameters blank, unless the code is put inside the WP loop. For example, use this code to create buttons linking to the website home page:
echo really_simple_share_publish(get_bloginfo(‘url’), get_bloginfo(‘name’));Hi American2020,
we released some minutes ago the new version 1.5.0 of the plugin, adding the possibility to use the “really_simple_share_publish” PHP function to publish the buttons inside the PHP code, for themes and other plugins.We also updated the FAQ for easy reference:
= Is it possible to show the buttons anywhere inside my theme, using a PHP function? =
Yes, you can call the really_simple_share_publish($link=”, $title=”) PHP function, passing it the link and the title used by the buttons. You shouldn’t leave the parameters blank, unless the code is put inside the WP loop.
For example, use this code to create buttons linking to the website home page:
echo really_simple_share_publish(get_bloginfo(‘url’), get_bloginfo(‘name’));Please let us know if it fits your needs!
Hi RambleMan,
did you specify a valid Twitter username in the widget options?Hi womensradio,
you’re right, starting from version 1.0.2 of the plugin, we use a 30 minutes cache to speed up the website performance (FAQ section is not updated). In the upcoming release of the plugin you’ll find an option to adjust the cache retention time (going to 1 minute to 12 hours).